Commonwealth Hall residents roam on campus from night till daybreak due to new residential policy
The recent In-Out-Out-Out accommodation policy by the University of Ghana is taking a bite on some students who have no place to lay their heads at night.
Whilst some were sleeping on the corridors of some structures, others had to stroll through the campus till day break because they had no place to lay their heads.
Ohim narrated what he saw on campus with Captain Smart on Maakye Thursday, with videos of the students roaming on campus at dawn.
A recent policy by management has altered the earlier policy which could house students on campus for their four-year stay on campus owing to series of scuffle between residents of Commonwealth Hall –Vandals –and Mensah Sarbah Hall.
Per the new residential policy, continuing students are supposed to occupy other halls apart from the Commonwealth and Mensah Sarbah halls to make way for level 100 and graduate students.
In the case of Mensah Sarbah hall, only the male continuing students will exit.
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Onua TV’s roaming investigative reporter, Ohim, Thursday, January 19, 2023 visited the campus to see how some students who were denied access by the security to their rooms at Commonwealth were faring at night.
Whilst some were sleeping on the corridors of some structures, others had to stroll through the campus till day break because they had no place to lay their heads.
Ohim narrated what he saw on campus with Captain Smart on Maakye Thursday, with videos of the students roaming on campus at dawn.
Whilst some were sleeping on the corridors of some structures, others had to stroll through the campus till day break because they had no place to lay their heads.
Ohim narrated what he saw on campus with Captain Smart on Maakye Thursday, with videos of the students roaming on campus at dawn.
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